Insigne (en. Distinguished)
/inˈsiɲe/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
It refers to something that is exceptional or worthy of recognition.
The scientist made a distinguished discovery that changed the course of research.
El científico hizo un descubrimiento insigne que cambió el curso de la investigación.
It is used to describe a person or thing that stands out for its qualities.
He is a distinguished artist, whose work has been recognized internationally.
Es un artista insigne, cuyo trabajo ha sido reconocido internacionalmente.
It indicates great relevance or distinction in a specific context.
His distinguished professional career has earned him several awards.
Su insigne trayectoria profesional le ha valido varios premios.
Etymology
From Latin 'insignis', meaning 'notable' or 'marked'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
distinguished man
It refers to a man of great prestige or recognition.
hombre insigne
distinguished work
It is used to designate a work that is exceptional or highly recognized.
obra insigne
Related Words
badge
Sign or emblem that identifies someone or something.
insignia
insignificant
That has no importance or relevance.
insignificante
Slang Meanings
In colloquial language, something that is considered impressive.
That new car you bought is remarkable; everyone wants it.
Ese coche nuevo que compraste es insigne, todos lo quieren.